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TESTING THE NEW YORK SUNDAY LAw.--The sec.
day Excise Law" was played in the Jefferson
Market Court In New York yesterday. BY Q pre-
arranged plan, Capt. Williams, who partoOk OF
wine at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and the Gtlsey
House sunday, made due complaint against the
respective propretorS Chas N. Villas and Jas. II.
Breslin. Warrants were issued for both these
gentlemen, and q test case OF the law win be
speedily made up.
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CHICAGO, III, June Q, IL q. m.-June wheat 1t the
opening sold ct 9S 9l6 and sold mp until is now
quoted 0zx. July wheat cold up to 87X bat II now
selling 6 S7X July corn SeK July osti. 26x, July
lard. 672A
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Gen. James Speed, uncolns Attorney General,
who has been Ill at his home In Louisville, KY, u
improving.
II Is said in Chicago that "Jack" Hayerly, the
well known minstrel man, has made 10000 by q
deal In June wheat
N. B. Farley. manager Of the city Eestnc Light
Works, at Danytlle, Va, shot and killed George w.
Garner, young man OF Ii. The cause was ZEAL
Ousy.
Father McGlynn lectured In Albany, n. T., Lest
night. before an audience which half nlled the
skating rink. He was met It the depot by state
the local Henry George Club.
The New York Prohibition state convention win
be held at Syracuse. August Is and "a Arrange
mentS have been made for speech-mak1ng cam
pa1gn after the convention.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER ScoUno8-Tne yellow fevur
record at Key West, Fla, now stands: oeathA Q:
sick, 8; convaleseent 3; total number q eeos4
the hospital
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EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.-An earthquake has %.
Cured near Ste Louise, In the County Llslet,
Quebec, Canada. The mountains In the oeconG
range OF the seigniory OF ST. Koch dOs Aulnais
were greatly disturbed. Masses OF rock nom foFty
to nifty feet square were dislodg0d and went
tumbllng into the valley. Some OF the largest
trees In the forest were uprooted In one Instance
the rocks falling from the mountains broke trees
or the largest size for Q distance Of 200 foet No
serious accidents are reported.
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WOMEN At THE PoLIs.-The school board Olectaon
In omaha, Neb, took place yesterday. Three
tickets were In the held, republican, Democratic
and non-parttsan. The republican ticket wed
elected. Women were permitted TO vote. school.
ma'ams were out In full force. They had carriages
In votes.
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General ForeiRn Nexv..

JOHN MORLEY TO DIRECT THE ''NEws" POLITICALLY
LONDON. June Mr. Jno. Morley will become
political director OF the Daily News and will con
tribute the leading articles to that paper. Mr.
Lucy writes that he has resigned the editOrship OF
tne NeDs and VIII return 10 his post in the gallery
or the house OF commons.
RACING AT ASCOT HEATH.
LONDON, June This was the first day of the
ASCOT Heath race meeting. The race for the Jubi
lee cup was won by Mr.. B. Vyner's four-year-old
bay colt Minting; the Duke OF Westminster's four
year-old brown colt st. Mirin was second, and MIR
j. HammondS three-year-old bay or brown col,
Aintree third. There were live starters. The race
for the Prince OF Wales stakes was won by MIR
Mantons bay colt Claymore; the Duke Of Beau
iort's chestnut lilly Reve dOr was second, and Mr.
seven starters.
DEGREES CONFERRED ON AMERICANS.
conferred honorary degrees upon Prof. Gray. OF
Harvard college, and Sir Donald smith, OF Mon
treal.
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FRANK ]. TIBBETS. Secretary.
II. ID. NORTON, Assistant Secretary.
J.W. DREW,
Agent for the District of Columbii
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THx EAST WASHINGTON ACcID1NT.-The body Of
Clarke, the mason, who was killed ct 15th:and
streets, southeast, was removed to his late home
on seventh street southwest. and the coroner
WaS nOuneo. AT $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon the
coroner had not viewed the bOdy.S
An inquest win probably be held as soon as some
OF the injured persons are able to appear as wit
ueSSeS
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SHOT Hrs MUrKE8s AND HnsELP.-Fred. Bauer
q tanner, aged IS, shot and morLaily WOUNDED bid
mistress, Mrs Pauline B0genscheur. aged q, Mon
day afternoon, In Cincinnati, Mrs. Lizzie Zel,
who was present, interferred, and Bauer also shot
her. Then he shot himself In the temple and died
about an hour later In the hospital MA Zell0
injuries are not serious, the bullet struck cor.
set steel and glanced of
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ASSISTANT PAYMAsTRR SULLIVAN INDICATED
Assistant Paymaster Sullivan, OF the Navy, who
was accused OF negligence of duty, has been vim
the matter
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The Ethiopia yesterday brought % New Yoek q
new racing sloop consigned % J. Beaver WebN
Nothing II known about IL save ats mana wAAoh -
Nellie.
Al Fort worth, texas, during thundse scoen
saturday MIA Decide and her child were Instantly
killed by lightning.
The U. s. Supreme Court having amfmsd tn
consttfutlonanty OF Jack Hayes trial and conV1o.
ton he has been sentenced 70 b hanged Jaly
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WHAT CAUSED THE INDIAN OUTDKEAK-Oon
Niles In speaking NJ Los Angeles yesterday OF the
latest Indian outbreak In Arizona said ait is the
result OF drunkn row, which led 70 feud between
Two bands OF Indians In the san Carlos agency.
Troops are In pursuit OF these Indians and will
continue TO Follow them up until the Indians are
captured or destroyed. Thus far out one white
man IS reported being killed. Up 10 Friday the
These Indians are In no way connected with the
Apaches who were out last year and who have all
been removed. These disturbances are likely TO
occur as long as Indians can get nQuOr.n
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7. Walkers SONS. 204 10TH ST. NV.
Os Moth Wax. Paper, Lime WV. brushes. Charcoal
Ceiaent, Plaster. Fitch, -
Telephone Slo-l2 Mk9
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PATENTS IssuRD.-Patents have been awarded

PATENTS IssuRD.-Patents have been awarded
to citizens OF the District as follows: Henry N.
Beidler, medicine package; Harvey B. Denny cyl
inder printing machine; Frank A. Fonts cigar
holoer; Geo. w. Hall, type-wr1ting machine; Toll
bert Lanston assignor to Lanston Type Machine
Co, nve patents for producing lines OF justified
type and form OF type and type forming and COM
tary closet
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WILL BID Mr.. BLAINE GooD-BYE.-R f. JoneS
chairman OF the republican national executive com.
mi:tee, left Ptttsburg for New York yesterday He
said that while he did not go there expressly 70
see Jas. q. Blaine leave for his Europeen Trim he
would be present to bid him goodbye. He stated
further that neither he nor any other person
could say whether Mr. Blaine would come out as
q Presidential candidate.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-Jud0es Bingham and Merrick
To-day, Arnold agt. Arnold; sale decreed, ana Z.
E. Phillips appointed trustee. Cassidy agt. Cas-
sidy; do. Margaret Cassidy do, and McKelden agt.
Mckelden; auditors report confirmed. Marsh agt.
WanamaKer; Injunction as prayed granted. Groen.
veidt agt Greenleafi j. II. Mtnnick appointed trus-
tee, vice Hail. Mexican agt. Mexican; auditors
report confirmed. Starr agt. Treakle; order ap.
pointing receiver vacated. Schaefer agt Schaefer;
sale set aside, and reference to Examiner Elliot
Belt agt. Belt; testimony ordered taken by II. W..
Sohon. Nonderlehr agt. Stewart sale ratified and
referred to auditor. Barton agt Day; appearance
ordered. Berletz agt. Strack; security TOR costs
ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-JudQe OOx.
To-day, Bowie agt. Hume; on trial
CIRCUIT COURT, No 2-Judoe Hdgner.
To-day, Shipman agt. Fletcher; trial resumed.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Montgomery.
To-day, John Mcnamara, assault appeal; verdict
guilty. Eli Nugent HOUSEKEEPING; on trial
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, ThOs. Walker, assault; collateral for.
feited. Martha Slaughter, receiving stolen goods;
do. Geo. Regnor, threats: personal bonds VIM.
OBrien, assault; do Josiah Scott, do; do. Sallie
EastOn, do; do. Vincente Brizzalora do; do
Catherine Dawes, do; do. Sadie Chapel, collat-
eral forfeited. VIM. Johnson colored larceny; 90
days Geo. A Markward, assault; personal bonds
ChaS Burrous, do; DO. Gerald Mclindon, do; $40
or 30 days. Jas. A. Carter, assault; $500 bonds 6
months. Daniel johnson, assault; 90 days
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POSTMASTER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Reighard has
been appointed to be postmaster at Mineral Point,
Cambria County, Pa, q fOurth-clasS office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

TIE CrTIzREs' TICKET ELECTED m CnIcAGo-In
the election for circuit Judges In Chicago yester-
Gay the red nag candidates were defeated and tho
citizens ticket elected. The new judges are:
Julius 8. Gr1nnell (dem.l, Frank Baker (dem.h
Richard W: Cunord dem Oliver H. Horton (rsp.r
man (rep.l
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THE Co1UMp1A MuruA1 LIFE As
ISOLATION,
No 1919 STREET. WASHINGTON, DC.

Schedule Of total rates at each age for $1,000 insur
ance. payable every three months:
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WINNERS IN YEsrERDAYs RACRa-The winners
In the races at Brighton Beach yesterday were
Alarc, Wtndsail, Maroon, Armstrong, Bsrnum,
BOccRccio, and Jacobin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

JUDGE JOHN DAVIS, Mr.. Charles NordhofY, and
Mr.. VIM. C. Mcbride went over to Philadelphta
this morning on the limited express
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Stim the yuFy 10 Nos FxlloA.
THE L0NG-DRAwN OFT sHARP rRlAl---A MOTION n
COMMIT JACOB.

THB L0NG-DRAwN OFT SHARP TRlAl--A MOTION N
COMMIT JACOB
The sharp trial adjourned In New York laso
evening with eleven Jurors In the box. The Do.
fense have exhausted sixteen percmptory chai.
lenges and the people twelve The total number
OF jurors 80 far examined Is $751; out q l4O0 sum.
moned No lines were imposed on the talesmen
who responded 70 the summons TO show cause why
they should not be punished for contempt VI court,
as an OF them had legal excuses. The judge held
court continuously from o'clock until SlaSt even.
ing, and just before the adjournment District At
torney MARITIME moved for the commitment Of tho
DEFENDANT Mr.. Stickney, for the defense argued
That IL would )eopardize Mr.. Sharps case; that he
Was an old man and seriously afling. and that tt
Barrett nnally decided TO defer further action On
the district attorneys motion until the wArrants
ISSUED ior the arrest OF the alleged eulbracen
should saY2 a. De returned hLsharp and his counsel
present to commit the defendant. Further pro-
ceedings In the embracery case Will be heard this
morning
II was asserted yesterday that clerk In the dis.
bills TO reveal certain information In coanection
with the Doodle trials. District Attorney MARITIME
being asked about It, said: 80 far Il applies 10
the case OF Sharp there is no truth In tile state
ment. Whether such thing was tried In another
Doodle case. WIN neither deny nor anirm."
A WHEELER MEMORIAL SERvICk-A special from
Malone, N. T., says: "At q meeting OF citizens on
saturday 1t was decided TO hold . memorial Ger.
vice for VIM. A. Wheeler on Tuesday evening
wnen prominent citizens OF Malone and diytiI,.
gulshed friends from abroad viii address the
meeting. committees were appointed 20 take
charge OF the details" All business was sus-
pended In Malone to-day. Gov. Hin has sent
70 be present at the funeral
---->O>@
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the successful bidders for furnishing
supplies for the War Department during the next
fiscal year: 2. D. Gilman, Jno. Easily, B. A. Bent
icy. NJ W; Beveridge, Thos. G. Hood. R. K. Relph-
Childs. E. G. Wheeler, F. a. Schneider, r. A. Rob
bins j. y. Lambie, Danl Shanahan, w. T. Metzger
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C.lnA REWARD FOR INFORMATION THAT
'lOO will lead TO the conviction of the person
wy Of our plategiass windows on the night
OF june l. or ether OF the previous similar occur
Fences SAkS & COMPANY iei3t
luYIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ard Answers Send 40 cents TO bookstores
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Se2-lm' 5 W Cor. 9Th aud NV
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" Us prepared 10 pay fuil value FOR
cents, Secondhand Clothing Address or call ss
SiS1HS Old StaIId GIG st. W. my lo-2m
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HIS CONDITION NOT CONSIDERED CRITICAL, But
ANXIETY FELT ON ACCOUNT OF HIS ADVANCED AGE
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY To-DAY-A CHANCE OF HIS
MONED
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by Special
wire to H H Dodge $40 10th street:
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Local Notes.

The AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONB COMPANY.-This
company held its first meeting to-day at the COM
pany's Office all the incorporators being present,
and effected temporary organization by the
Clephane secretary. The charter OF organization
Of the company having been considered and &C
committee, consisting Of Mr.. Nathaniel wilson,
JnO. II. White, and Austin Herr, TO report to an
adjourned meeting, to be held on the 1Ath instant
a plan OF permanent organization.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World 10
offered free to every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR. IL is q handsomely printed
book or l91 pages, profusey illustrated, with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
a wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment in another column.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal OIfice to-day: q.
NJ, 81; 2 PIN, IS; maximum. so: minimum, o.
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A LOCOMOTIVES BOILER BURSTS.


One Man Killed, and Several BADLY
Injured.
CHESTER, Pa, June THE boiler OF locomo-
tive, attached to a southbound freight train, on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad {Balti-
more and Ohio, exploded in front OF the passen-
killing one man and seriously injurtng
several Others, one OF them fatally. The
air was Vas, fii iet,or with dying pieces OF
A number OF persons were standing on the sta
ton platform and several or them were badly
scalded or cut with flying missiles. One man. q
carpenter employed on the road residing In Balti-
more, whose name no one knew, was instantly
killed. John Murphy aged twenty one years, tele-
scaided and injured that his death is expected.
A woman whose name could not be learned WAS
struck III the side by piece iron and Is danger
or less severely cut or scalded: A. 3. Benjamin,
station agent; JAS. B. Clark, carpenter employed
on the road; Mrs William Showers (cOlored) sta
ton 1anitress; H. L. Bakely, the fireman, re-
siding at go North Carolina street, Baltimore,
who was standing on the sandboX OF the locomO-
severely injured by the fall Emmitt Dixon. OF
Wheeling, w. Va, the engineer, sat In his cab and
was not injured. The injuries Of some OF those
mentioned above are quite serious, and may result
fatally. Some half dozen other persons sustained
Slight Injuries The handsome little station building
was almost completely wrecked and row OF nve
dwelling on the opposite side OF the street were
considerably damaged. piece OF the bell was
blown through the roof OF a house q square away
anu pOTllOuS VI lut tnSlue were IOunu turte
SquOreS away. All the physicians in thectty were
sent for and everything possible was done TO al
leviate the sufrerings OF the injured. The wreck
was soon cleared from the tracks, and travel was
resumed In few hours.
The CeltiC.BritannicC Collision.
NEW YORK, June THE naval court-martial
was commenced this morning before Acting Con-
sui Hoare to inquire into the cause OF the collision
between the Celtic and Britannia, OF the White
Star Line Steamship Co.
Local Notes.
John Mcnamara was this morning convicted In
the Criminal Court OF an assault on w. I. Maddox.
police officer, April IL last.
The grand jury to-day reported an Indictment
against John stewart, George Cole, John Cole, and
George Beckert, for the larceny from the United
States OF 90 pounds OF brass and lx pounds OF
copper, valued at $50.S5, on April 81 last.
Richard N1gaL young colored man, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with cruelty to
animals, In Overdriylng a horse. He claimed that
be was drunk at the time He was fined $40 or 30
days.
Daniel johnson, a colored bootblack, was given
sixty days in Jail by Judge Smell to-day for cutting
Joseph SabbS, another bootblack, on the knee with
q knife.
During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this morning the police made eighty-two arrests.
Today there We're seventy cases disposed OF
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-The clerk of the court has
issued marriage licenses to Ernest Marshall and
Mary Eliza Queenan; Robert L. Frasier and Mary
Eagan; Geo. Churchwell and Fannie Hughes;
Martin Flaherty and Annie Welsh.
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LOCAL ARMY ORDERs.-The following changes
have been made in the stations and duties
OF officers in the Signal Corps: Second Lieut..
James A. Swift, ordered to proceed from
this city to San Francisco and Point
Reyes, California, to examine the
telegraph line to be constructed between those
points. After the completion OF this duty he is
ordered TO proceed ito Ashland, Greg, to take
charge or all United States military tele-
In California, oregon, and Washington Territory.
He Is authorized to inspect and condemn such un-
the action OF an inspector. Second Lieut..
VIM WIN; D. }.on, W1gh: has been ordered to pro-
Mass, and relieve I'd Lieut.. julius H. Weber
OF the charge OF the sea coast telegraph line in
that vicinity, Lieut., Weber being ordered to San
Antonio, Texas, to assume charge OF
United States military telegraph lines,
transmitting commercial business In Texas Indian
Territory and New Mexico. Leave OF absence for
three months has been granted to First Lieut.
Elias Chandler, 10th infantry, and the leave
been extended two months
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Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST;
4 new and very desirable FIVE stalls and carriage
rom. Apply TO \. /. BRICE. ia 18th ST. myl 6-:3ln
x.OR IsENI-"LEAlsN TNPE-WRI1ING."
4 Machines rented 1T so per month and sold on
monthly payments
t-5;, "CALiGRAPh OFFICE 49,, ST. NV.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Dr. Hickling, No. 200 Sd
street, reports the larceny OF an umbrella worth
$3-Joseph Burden reports the larceny OF $40
worth OF bricklayer TOOLS. Z. Mothershead,
No. "A H street northeast reports stolen from his
house $l4.
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ECR RENT


Also isr- number OF furnished houses
FITCH, FOX x BROWN.
III li;}1 Penn ave. NV
NOR RENT-NEN IL ROOM HOUSE. KITCHEN
4 dining first floor. hard wood finish
tst heating apparatus. yentila;ing rates, and every
Improvement large lot. a choice home. Apply W.
q DODGE. 200 9th 81. NV ap.2G Pm
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For STEALING A TON OF CoAL--Wm. johnson, a
colOred cart-drtver TOR Mr.. Geo. L. Sheriff, was
arraigned In the Police Court this morning on q
charge OF stealing ton OF coal from his employer
He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced 10 TO days
in Jail. Martha slaughter, who purchased the
coal from johnson, was charged with receiving
stolen goods and she forfeited $40 collateral.
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Mr.. Corcoran in his conversatonwith the
was cheerful and seemed very much interested In
their diagnosis OF his case. he seemed quite
averse to the use OF the word paralysis or to admit
to himself that his was case OF paralysis. "My
arm and hand feels numb, !" he said to the doctor,
raising his right arm, 'that is something like
paralysis, is it not?" Or. Hagner replied by asking
the question, ''yOu can move your arm easily!n
'Oh, yes" said the patient moving his arm up and
cusstOn OF the question whether Mr.. Corcoran had
paralysis or not. The physicians have placed Mr.,
on an a6steious diet He had toast
fresh himself during the day on broth.
THIS AFTERNOON
callers continued to ascend the front steps OF the
dne old mansion on Lafayette Square, and to leave
messages OF sympathy. Admiral Porter, George
Bancroft the venerable historian, and other dis
tinguished friends OF the invalid were among the
Mr.. Anthony Hyde, who visited the house
several times during the day, said to STAR re-
change at all it was for the better. Mr. Corcoran,
he said, was cheerful and his mind was perfectly
clear the only thing against the invalid, he said,
was his extreme age Mr.. CorcOran is In his seth
year.
THE NUMBNEss NAY CONTINUE.
DR.. Hagner said to STAR reporter this AFTER
noon that this was the first attack Of the kind
that Mr.. COrcoran had ever had. His health and
beginning" he said, "of the breaking down OF his
nervous system. There is no change, no increase
and no diminution in the numbness, but that may
commune Tor several days. III 1t should so continue
We would not consider it necessarily bad sign.
IL Will be likely to continue until the pressure
upon the brain is relieved by absorption. His con-
dltlOn Is not considered critical. In fact this
attack would be considered slight II the subject
were younger man. We cannot say much about
IL now. Yes II is possible that he NAV be. not
entirely, but partially restored to his old vigor"
DOING VERY WELL THIS AFTERNOON.
At ten minutes to three o'clock Mr.. CorcOran was
reported TO be doing very We'll
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Cher Paris to-day submitted his report OF the
operations OF the fire department in the month OF
May. There were ID alarms for fires which caused
total loss Of $780, covered by an insurance OF
$135. Referring to the recent destruction by fire
OF DR.. A. Baldwin's house at Nit. Pleasant, CHIEF
Paris recommends that provision be made imme-
diately for some kind OF water supply at that
place, as the rre department can be OF no service
In case OF fire there with its present facilities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-13
Afternoon Stock Market.
New York Stock Exchange.

New YORK, May 12-The stock mar
ket opened active and strong, Is to e
per cent. in advance.
Market moderately active, steady and
firm.
improvement in the stock market
continued to-day the advance being
very slow but steady, subject, however,
to frequent unimportant reactions.
caused by realization OF profits. The
opening was active and strong. al
though advances over last evening s
figures were for small fractions only.
Fluctuations were narrow and trading
was of slight interest until the after
noon. when Richmond d West Point
developed decided strength. One or
two unimportsnt reactions occurred
during the afternoon, but the close was
moderately active and firm at close to
the best prices of the day.
Government bonds were dull and
steady to firm.